Anchors

From Hampton High School to the WPXI newsroom, Gabriella DeLuca’s journey is a classic Pittsburgh homecoming story. Get the latest on her career milestones, her family life with husband Gary Pellillo, and answers to the most-asked questions about her time at Channel 11.

From the Miss America stage to the NBC10 morning desk, Brenna Weick is a Philadelphia staple. Discover the story behind her rise in journalism and her life off-camera.

José Díaz-Balart is more than just a news anchor; he is a historic bridge between English and Spanish-speaking worlds. This in-depth profile explores his journey from a war correspondent in El Salvador to becoming the only journalist to anchor national news on two networks simultaneously. Dive into the untold stories of the Díaz-Balart family and the challenges of a 40-year career in the spotlight.

Frances Wang isn’t just a face on the news; she’s a master of authentic storytelling. In this deep-dive biography, we explore her journey from a talkative Sacramento kid to a powerhouse anchor in Philadelphia and the Bay Area. Get the exclusive details on her “human-first” reporting style, her marriage to Benjamin Miller, and what’s next for the award-winning journalist.

Miguel Martinez-Valle is a multi-Emmy® award-winning bilingual reporter for NBC10 and Telemundo62 in Philadelphia. Known for his powerful coverage of the Beijing Olympics and national breaking news, Miguel is also a leading advocate for LGBTQ+ representation and the Hispanic community. Discover his journey from Guaymas, Mexico, to becoming one of Philly’s most trusted voices.

Siobhan McGirl’s return to NBC10 Philadelphia is a true “full-circle” story. Learn how this South Jersey native and Seton Hall alum rose from an investigative intern to a lead general assignment reporter in her hometown.

Claudia Vargas isn’t just a reporter; she is Philadelphia’s watchdog. From her early days at The Inquirer to her high-impact investigations at WCAU-TV, learn how this Penn State alum became one of the most trusted names in Pennsylvania media. Explore her biography, career milestones, and life behind the camera.

Before he was a voice for Philadelphia sports fans on NBC10 and Telemundo62, Jaime Becerril was navigating the skies as a commercial pilot. Dive into our award-winning biography of Jaime Becerril to explore his transition into sports media, his intensive Muay Thai training, and why he considers his family the “engine” behind his success.

Valeria Aponte Feliciano is an award-winning bilingual anchor and consumer investigative reporter for Telemundo62 and NBC10 in Philadelphia. Known for her tenacity and community advocacy, the Puerto Rico native has earned four Rocky Mountain Emmy awards. Beyond the newsroom, she is a traveler, foodie, and devoted Star Wars fan. Dive into her journey from Syracuse to the top of the news industry.

Shaira Arias is more than a face on NBC10; she is a bilingual bridge-builder. Explore her journey from a Miss Dominican Republic USA candidate to an Emmy-winning investigative reporter in Philadelphia, covering the stories that matter most to the community.

ohn Clark isn’t just a reporter; he’s a Philadelphia fixture. Discover the story of the Wallingford native who grew up imitating Harry Kalas and became the leading voice of Philly sports on NBC10. From Super Bowl parades to his personal advocacy for the Special Olympics, this is the definitive profile of John Clark.

NBC10 morning anchor Erin Coleman isn’t just a face on the news; she’s a Philadelphia local who returned home to tell the stories of her community. Get the full scoop on her Ivy League education, her secret to balancing “mom life” with a 4 a.m. start, and her journey from Voorhees to the anchor desk.

Lili Zheng is a weekend reporter at NBC10 Philadelphia (WCAU), covering local news, crime, and community issues. The Temple University graduate (Class of 2014) returned to Philadelphia in March 2025 after working at NBC5 Dallas, FOX 5 DC, and KFOR Oklahoma City. Fluent in Fuzhou Chinese and conversational in Spanish, Zheng brings over 11 years of broadcast journalism experience to the Delaware Valley. Learn about her age, career milestones, estimated net worth, personal life, and what makes her storytelling approach resonate with diverse audiences.

Jim Rosenfield didn’t just report the news—he helped America process it. From the chaos of 9/11 to the uncertainty of COVID-19, this Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist has been the steady voice in America’s living rooms for over three decades. Born December 18, 1958, in New York City, the 67-year-old news anchor has worked in the nation’s most competitive media markets: New York, Chicago, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and Houston.

Fred Shropshire didn’t just arrive at NBC10 Philadelphia—he earned his seat at the anchor desk through two decades of award-winning journalism across America’s most competitive markets. From conducting a dozen interviews with Barack Obama during his historic 2008 presidential campaign to covering Hurricane Ike’s devastating landfall, this Emmy-winning broadcaster has consistently delivered stories that matter. Now anchoring Philadelphia’s evening news at 6, 7, and 11 p.m., Shropshire brings more than headlines to viewers—he brings context, compassion, and a deep commitment to community building. Whether he’s emceeing fundraisers, mentoring young men through Charlotte’s school system, or explaining complex issues to Delaware Valley residents, his mission remains constant: connecting people to information that improves their lives. Discover the career journey, achievements, and impact of one of Philadelphia’s most trusted voices in journalism.

Jacqueline London is more than just a face on the evening news; she is a Philadelphia institution. With 13 Emmy Awards and two Murrow Awards, her career spans from the heart of Orlando to the historic streets of Philly. Beyond the desk, we dive into her role as a mother, her marriage to stylist Tony Silla, and her lasting impact on the Delaware Valley community.